VITUITY SCRIBE - THE PHYSICAL EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
Umbilical hernia - ANSWERS-Outward protrusion of intra-abdominal tissue
and/or bowel through the belly button
Grey Turner's Sign - ANSWERS-Bruising in flank area (lower back area)
Cullen's Sign - ANSWERS-Bruising in skin around the umbilicus
Inguinal hernia - ANSWERS-Protrusion in the groin
Cremasteric Reflex - ANSWERS-Upward pull of testicles and scrotum due to
touch
,Paraphymosis - ANSWERS-Inability to pull back the foreskin over the glans penis
to its normal position
Guiac (Hemoccult) positive/negative - ANSWERS-Blood present/absent in stool
Cyanosis - ANSWERS-Bluish discoloration of the skin due to a lack of oxygen
Pallor - ANSWERS-An unhealthy paleness of the skin
Erythema - ANSWERS-Superficial reddening of the skin
Jaundice - ANSWERS-Yellowing of skin due to abnormal bilirubin build-up
Abrasion - ANSWERS-Superficial wound to the top most layer of the skin
Contusion - ANSWERS-A region of skin in which blood capillaries are ruptured;
AKA bruise
Ecchymosis - ANSWERS-An area of ruptured blood vessels similar to a contusion;
AKA bruise
Laceration - ANSWERS-A cut in the skin
, Puncture - ANSWERS-A small hole in the skin
Somnolent - ANSWERS-Drowsy or sleepy disposition
Cachetic/Emaciated - ANSWERS-Physically wasting ( extremely thin)
Nontoxic Appearing - ANSWERS-Well-appearing patient in minimal distress
(often used to describe well-appearing pediatric patients)
Normocephalic - ANSWERS-Normal appearance and size of head
Atraumatic - ANSWERS-No signs of trauma present
Wheal - ANSWERS-Round, localized area of edema on the skin
Wheal-and-flare - ANSWERS-(a reaction) rash or hives (irregular, blanch raised
areas with redness)
Urticaria - ANSWERS-hives or wheals which are either redder or paler than the
surrounding areas and are often accompanied by itching
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
Umbilical hernia - ANSWERS-Outward protrusion of intra-abdominal tissue
and/or bowel through the belly button
Grey Turner's Sign - ANSWERS-Bruising in flank area (lower back area)
Cullen's Sign - ANSWERS-Bruising in skin around the umbilicus
Inguinal hernia - ANSWERS-Protrusion in the groin
Cremasteric Reflex - ANSWERS-Upward pull of testicles and scrotum due to
touch
,Paraphymosis - ANSWERS-Inability to pull back the foreskin over the glans penis
to its normal position
Guiac (Hemoccult) positive/negative - ANSWERS-Blood present/absent in stool
Cyanosis - ANSWERS-Bluish discoloration of the skin due to a lack of oxygen
Pallor - ANSWERS-An unhealthy paleness of the skin
Erythema - ANSWERS-Superficial reddening of the skin
Jaundice - ANSWERS-Yellowing of skin due to abnormal bilirubin build-up
Abrasion - ANSWERS-Superficial wound to the top most layer of the skin
Contusion - ANSWERS-A region of skin in which blood capillaries are ruptured;
AKA bruise
Ecchymosis - ANSWERS-An area of ruptured blood vessels similar to a contusion;
AKA bruise
Laceration - ANSWERS-A cut in the skin
, Puncture - ANSWERS-A small hole in the skin
Somnolent - ANSWERS-Drowsy or sleepy disposition
Cachetic/Emaciated - ANSWERS-Physically wasting ( extremely thin)
Nontoxic Appearing - ANSWERS-Well-appearing patient in minimal distress
(often used to describe well-appearing pediatric patients)
Normocephalic - ANSWERS-Normal appearance and size of head
Atraumatic - ANSWERS-No signs of trauma present
Wheal - ANSWERS-Round, localized area of edema on the skin
Wheal-and-flare - ANSWERS-(a reaction) rash or hives (irregular, blanch raised
areas with redness)
Urticaria - ANSWERS-hives or wheals which are either redder or paler than the
surrounding areas and are often accompanied by itching
